Fetes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FETES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FETE, to honour with festivities
• honour or entertain (someone) lavishly
NOUN:
• a public function, typically held outdoors and organized to raise funds for a charity, including entertainment and the sale of goods and refreshments
• a celebration or festival.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to honor with a celebration

Words related to FETES

fete7 feted9 feting10

Words that contain FETES

suffetes14

How to use FETES in a sentence

• I never tired of hearing about the brilliant days of the last Empire, and the fetes at the Tuileries, Compiegne, and St.
• Receptions, public dinners, and fetes succeeded each other in all the principal cities.
• The meeting was a sort of carnival of peace, hollow and pretentious, with fetes and banquets and military displays innumerable.
• Nothing was seen but the most brilliant festivities, incessant balls, fetes, and banquets.
• The fetes exceeded everything which romance had dreamed, in which the fairy splendors that wearied the eye were blended with the noblest pleasures of the intellect.
• He organised fetes and hunting-parties for her, and both at Castello and, even in Florence, he drove with her quite openly, treating her as his lawful wife.
• And while waiting for lunch to be served, they went down to see the winter garden, which was being enlarged for some fetes which Ambroise wished to give.
• Such an assemblage of sovereigns was never before gathered, and I and mine are in the midst of the great scenes and fetes.
• Allston, who are now there, but the great fetes in honor of the peace, and the visit of the allied sovereigns, have kept me in London till all is over.
• The most brilliant of these fetes took place in the barracks of the Rua Barbone.
• Dances, fetes of all kinds, opera, and the theatres were in full blast, when all of a sudden society was paralyzed by a most audacious robbery.
• Culverhouse had not at the time expressed any desire to accompany him, though he had asked a good many questions respecting the forest and the forest fetes held upon that day.
• At G we still see two sorts of obelisks ornamented with arabesques and designed for holding the fires during religious fetes.
• Hsuean Chuang has left an interesting account of the religious fetes and spectacles organized by Harsha.
• A temporary monastery erected for the fetes caught fire and a fanatic attempted to stab the king.
• I have seen 5000 of these refugees at night in the Halle des Fetes of Ghent, huddled in the straw, their faces bleached white under the glare of the huge municipal lights.
• So to Chatillon Gaspard journeyed, and thence to Paris, whither the Huguenot leader had gone for the marriage fetes of the King of Navarre.
• The rivalry of lords, spiritual and temporal, of popes, of dukes and princes, in the luxury of their fetes was a salient phenomenon of the time.
• He had heard Friedrich, Messer and Jim Deming exclaim enthusiastically about these popular fetes.
• No end of fetes followed, the citizens seeming to vie with one another as to which could give the most splendid entertainment.
• After deciding on a course, he returned to Madrid and witnessed the fetes attending the marriage of King Alfonso and Queen Mercedes.
• The Spaniards were greeted courteously when they went abroad, and their leaders were entertained at fetes and banquets by the nobles.
• Fetes and brilliant displays received them everywhere along the line of march.
• After the marriage of the Duc de Berry the court resumed its former splendor and the glory of the French fetes revived.
• Well and good, but the predecessors of Monsieur Pichereau, they had given fetes, they had! It is true that one was a count and the other a marquis.
• Both marriage contracts were signed under somewhat similar circumstances, and in both cases fetes were held in honour of the event.
• Brilliant fetes and the continuation of an almost regal style of living kept the public in its past belief as to the wealth of the Spanish family.
• De Tocqueville, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the other fetes given to the Members of the Congress, Mr.
• And the Spanish Minister who had taken the place of the American as protector of British subjects, invited her to all the fetes he gave for Belgian charities and Red Cross funds.

Similar words containing FETE without suffix s

fete7 feted9 effete12 suffete13 buffeted17 buffeter16 effetely17 feterita11 suffetes14 buffeters17 cafeteria14 feteritas12 cafeterias15 cowfeteria18 effeteness16 cowfeterias19 effetenesses18

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